Whether retail, restaurant or warehouse, every bit of floor space count$.

You’re open for business but under strict guidelines to maintain six feet of social distancing for customers and employees. The queues and barriers you may already have in place might need to be extended to accommodate for keeping people spaced out enough, but that, along with compliance signage, could take away valuable floor space. With […]

Queues are Safer Now, Thanks to Trusty Magnets for Emergency Stanchions

Designing efficient crowd control queues for many applications can be a challenge. You need to consider space requirements, people flow, wait times, budget and so many other factors. The end goal is to provide your valued patrons an understanding of where to go and what to expect, providing an optimal brand experience. But beyond efficiency […]

Designing the “New Queue”

The new normal is dictating changes in how we interact and go about doing business while keeping employees and customers healthy.

Visiontron Creates a Magnetically Appealing Product that Satisfies International Fire Code

DOWNLOAD THIS ARTICLE The architect assigned to redesign the Hoover Dam Visitors Center requested a quote for an elegant, sturdy queue solution. We quoted our Premium ADA-compliant Dual Line RETRACTA-BELT® posts with our patented MINI-SOCKET® base mount, which has the smallest possible footprint and looks really sleek. Hoover Dam had concerns that the belts would […]

Visiontron Creates Custom Rolling Wall Dividers for MetLife Stadium

MetLife Stadium asked us to provide two solutions; one to replace folding partition walls in their service tunnel, and the other to provide semi-permanent portable display wall panels to hide storage areas. The stadium used partition walls to divide the service tunnel in half when the players were leaving or entering the locker room. The […]

Visiontron Takes Customization to the Next Level for Bank of America

A couple of years back, Bank of America was looking to replace the queue panel system that they used in their branches. Their existing system was wrought with problems; it required too much work to install, they had issues with the bases coming loose and they did not like how literature was installed into the […]